I've purchased lenses from B&H, and used the paperwork from the sale to then write away to the people at your link requesting the certificates.

It takes a couple of weeks, and the certificates duly arrive in the mail.

I like the patterns in this Kris. There's an interesting broken branch sticking out horizontally, on the 3rd tree from the right. It's pretty much spot on the 'thirds' intersection, best location for it too.

Only one of them would have bounced, but I'm sure you eggspected that!

A consideration that might become important is that post-processing is software dependent.

So while someone may have excellent Photoshop skills with which to weave their magic, it may not necessarily translate / equate to something doable in Aperture or Gimp (or even Lightroom for that matter).

Have one on offer - see this post...

link

Lowela,

Post images in the 'Your Photos' section of the PU Site. Start a new thread just as you have here. Read the instructions in the first 2 posts in the 'Your Photos' forum.

There is a difference in how you post an image to the forum, as opposed to how you do that into the Gallery. You will need to upload that image to somewhere like for eg Photobucket or Flickr first, then link your image to the post on the Your Photos forum from there.

Have a go at that, and if you need assistance, ask here.

ditto mine, Nestled away nicely - chocs away!...

Chicken Redundant...

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K-x & Tamron SP 90 2.8 Di macro, taken 20 Feb 2011.
1/500th at f5.6.
Post in LR 3.3.

Many here (self included) use the centre point / recompose as needed method. And if you have a moving / walking subject, that's an added complexity you need to cater for. AF-C can assist there though.

2b for me as well - it's got the potential described by Will.